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Index of Fruits. 



Foote's Early Orleans. Medium, 

 roundish, oval, black ; early ; 

 good, not rich ; hardy, productive. 

 Mass. 



Fotheringham, p. 340. 



Franklin. See Washington. 



Frost Gage, p. 341. 



Fulton, p. 352. 



Galbraith. Large, oval, purple ; 



very good. Growth straggling. A 



valuable early sort. 

 German Gage. See Bleecker's Gage. 

 German Prune, p. 341. 

 General Hand, p. 352. 

 Gifford's Lafayette. Medium, oval, 



purple ; juicy, not rich. August. 

 Golden Cherry Plum. See Cherry. 

 Golden Gage. See Coe's Golden 



Drop. 



Goliath, p. 341. 

 Green Gage, p. 352. 

 Gundaker Prune. Medium, oval, 



purple ; high flavored. Good bear- 

 er. Pa. 



Guthrie's Apricot. Medium, round- 

 ish oval, yellow, crimson dotted ; 



coarse ; juicy, sweet, not rich. 



August. 

 Guthrie's Late Green. Medium, 



round, yellow ; sweet, rich, rather 



dry. September. 

 Guthrie's Topaz. Medium, oval, 



necked, rich yellow ; juicy, sweet, 



pleasant, not rich. September. 



Scotch. 

 Gwalsh. Large, oblong oval, deep 



purple ; coarse ; sweet, pleasant. 



September. 



Hampton Court. See Early Orleans. 



Hartwiss' Yellow Prune. Medium, 

 oval, waxen yellow ; rich, sub- 

 acid, fine. September. German. 



Henry Clay, p. 352. 



Highlander, p. 341. 



Holland Prune. Roundish purple ; 

 sweet, pleasant freestone. Sep- 

 tember. 



Horse Plum. Medium, oval, pur- 

 ple ; dry, rather acid freestone. 

 August. 



Howard's Favorite, p. 353. 



HowelPs Early, p. 341. 



Howell's Large. See Nectarine. 



How's Amber. Medium, roundish, 

 light red ; coarse, juicy cling- 

 stone. September. 



Hudson's Gage, p. 353. 



Huling's Superb, p. 353. 



Ickworth Imperatrice, p. 341. 

 Imperial Gage, p. 353. 

 Imperial Ottoman, p. 354. 

 Imperial Violet. See Red Magnum 



Bonum. 

 Imperial Rouge. See Red Magnum 



Bonum. 



Imperatrice. See Blue Imperatrice. 

 Isabella, p. 342. 

 Italian Damask, p. 342. 

 Italian Prune. See Fellenberg. 

 Ives' Seedling, p. 354. 



Jaune Hative. See Primordian. 

 Jefferson, p. 354. 

 Judson, p. 342. 



Keyser's Plum. See Huling's Su- 

 perb. 



Kirke's, p. 342. 



Knight's Large Drying. See Large 

 Green Drying. 



Lady Plum. Small, oval, light yel- 

 low, spotted red ; acid ; freestone. 

 September. Great grower and 

 bearer culinary. Albany, N. Y. 



